Scene Size-up
Primary Assessment
Secondary Assessment
Reassessment
Acronyms
100
You perform this to ensure the safety of yourself and your patient
What is scene size-up
100
The first thing you assess during the initial exam
What is mental status
100
Where you start
What is the patient's head
100
The acronym for assessing responsiveness
What is AVPU
100
What the "S" in SAMPLE stands for
What is Signs and Symptoms
200
Your first concern when arriving on the scene
What is personal safety
200
Normal breathing rate
What is 12-20
200
Where you stop
What are the toes
200
The vital signs you monitor during reassessment
What is Respirations, Blood Pressure, Pulse, and Pupils
200
What does ABC stand for?
What is Airway, Breathing, and Circulation
300
What you must put on before working on any patient
What is BSI
300
Where pulse is checked on an unresponsive patient
What is the carotid artery
300
Number of quadrants in the abdomen
What is four (4)
300
Where do you begin the process of reassessment?
What is Scene Size-Up
300
What the "P" in SAMPLE stands for
What is Past Pertinent Medical History
400
What MOI stands for
What is Mechanism of Injury
400
This should be considered for every trauma patient
What is manual C-spine stabilization
400
Type of history you get on every patient
What is SAMPLE
400
OPQRST is used to assess what?
What is pain
500
What you must do if you are overwhelmed by patients at a scene
What is call for help (additional resources)
500
Informal or "gut feeling" assessment of the patient's overall condition
What is the general impression
500
Signs and symptoms occurring due to extreme force
What is a significant mechanism of injury
500
How often do you reassess the critical/unstable patient?
What is every 5 minutes
500
What does PERL stand for?
What is Pupils Equal and Reactive to Light
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